06.04.2020 | Day 20 #MCO #PKP

Day 20 #MCO #PKP (MCO Phase 2)

[√] MCO Phase 1: 18.03.2020 – 31.03.2020
      MCO Phase 2: 01.04.2020 – 14.04.2020

Day 20
Our PM announced RM10bil subsidy under #PRIHATIN Package for SMEs (Additional Measures). Much appreciated to help SMEs ride the rough 4 MCO weeks (& potentially longer)
"Without a loan Lee Beauty Saloon, Hj Salleh Mi Kolok, Surjit Kaur Company can only last a month"
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— Gary Koe (@garykoe) April 6, 2020

We also are seeing good progress of recovery from #COVID19malaysia patients. But patience as we need to see a continuous trend before we can hv our movement be less restricted than now. Incubation period is 14 days after all.#MovementControlOrder #PerintahPergerakanKawalan
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— Gary Koe (@garykoe) April 6, 2020

Sri Petaling, Kuching & Bangi clusters were said to have caused the recent spikes. The events are over, so hopefully no other surprises & M'sians are honest abt their recent movements, voluntarily or when summoned - if we want to hv some freedom again!#StayHome #DudukRumah
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— Gary Koe (@garykoe) April 6, 2020

Still many variables and uncertainties. Gotta stay positive and safe for now! It is what it is...
Appreciation to all working together to close this grim chapter, in one way or another!#COVID19 https://t.co/XqebS6LViq

— Gary Koe (@garykoe) April 6, 2020

Here's the Bloomberg article: When, and How, Does the Coronavirus Pandemic End?

How quickly trends go! Zoom has effectively been largely popularised for Work From Home #WFH schemes and has become a major part of the tele-commuting culture, due to the coronavirus outbreak. Are you a Zoom user?

#Zoom alternatives for those needing more peace of mind. Frankly, no one is perfect. Unfortunate though, to find the imperfections the hard way...#onlineconferencing https://t.co/e6D03EncN9

— Gary Koe (@garykoe) April 6, 2020

Here's the Forbes article: Zoom Alternatives: 5 Options For People Who Care About Security And Privacy

Amazing news!

“Malaysia’s participation in this worldwide trial could help find life-saving medicines for COVID-19 through evaluating their safety and effectiveness”

Bravo to our Health DG. May we, together with WHO find success in this.#COVID19Malaysia https://t.co/UdZcHivzwO

— Gary Koe (@garykoe) April 6, 2020

Here's the Joint Press Release from MOH and WHO (dated 6 April 2020): Malaysia starts global “Solidarity Trial” – a research effort to test possible treatments for COVID-19

#COVID19malaysia #MCO #PKP